talk.origins is renowned for having its own jargon.{{fact}} Examples include:
talk.origins is renowned for having its own jargon.{{fact}} Examples include:
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:"quote mining" - extracting and using quotes by someone to argue against his beliefs. The person alleging "quote mining" sometimes, but not always, claims the quote was taken out of context.{{fact}}
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*"quote mining" - extracting and using quotes by someone to argue against his beliefs. The person alleging "quote mining" sometimes, but not always, claims the quote was taken out of context.{{fact}}
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*"fundy loon" - anyone who believes in God or mentions the Bible.{{fact}} Short for the derogatory "fundamentalist lunatic."
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:"fundy loon" - anyone who believes in God or mentions the Bible.{{fact}} Short for the derogatory "fundamentalist lunatic."
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*"goddidit" or "god of the gaps" - derisive terms for God doing anything.{{fact}}
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:"goddidit" or "god of the gaps" - derisive terms for God doing anything.{{fact}}